Add workspace preparation and development startup - #20
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Use project package scripts and explicit workspace startup while preserving standard image commands. Include Corepack in development images and keep user-installed tools visible in login shells.
Resolve Corepack at image build time instead of maintaining a fixed tooling version. Project packageManager settings continue to select Yarn and pnpm versions.
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Development images need to prepare a repository and start its development server when used with a persistent workspace. Add
workspace-node prepare|start, with npm/Yarn/pnpm dependency installation and project-owned dev/start scripts. An explicitWODBY_WORKSPACE_COMMANDcan override startup. Standard startup still uses the image command.Install
corepack@latestat image build time in development images and expose tools installed under the user's home to login shells. Derived application images inherit this behavior without needing their own SSH implementation.Validation
A local ARM64 candidate based on the published development image passed dependency preparation (including development dependencies), command selection, explicit command override, missing-script failure, unchanged standard startup, SSH login, login-shell tool discovery, and rejection of an unrelated SSH key. Codex 0.156.1 and Claude Code 2.1.280 binaries started through SSH; Codex app-server initialization passed. Claude Remote Control correctly required account login.
Installing
corepack@latestand running it also passed in the local Node development candidate (resolved version 0.36.0).Full image build matrix and authenticated agent sessions remain release checks. No release tag is included.